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Panufnik: Symphonic Works Volume 2

Anna Sikorzak-Olek (harp) & Lukasz Dlugosz (flute)

Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Lukasz Borowicz

the lower strings of the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra are taut and exciting, and the conductor Lukasz Borowicz shows himself to be an ideal interpreter of this music.

Panufnik: Symphonic Works Volume 2

Anna Sikorzak-Olek (harp) & Lukasz Dlugosz (flute)

Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Lukasz Borowicz

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the lower strings of the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra are taut and exciting, and the conductor Lukasz Borowicz shows himself to be an ideal interpreter of this music.

About

Volume 2 of the acclaimed Panufnik Symphonic Works series includes his First and Fourth Symphonies and two additional works; Lullaby and Polonia. The latter was inspired by Polish folk melodies and Polish dances. Although Panufnik was granted political asylum in England in 1954 and thus ceased to live in Poland, his native land remained his most important source of inspiration throughout his life.

Contents and tracklist

I. Con tenerezza. Allegro moderato
Track length8:12
II. Con grazia. Allegretto
Track length4:54
III. Con espressione. Adagio
Track length4:16
IV. Con vigore. Allegro
Track length5:51
III. Con espressione. Adagio (1st Version)
Track length5:49
I. Molto cantabile -
Track length10:06
II. Molto ritmico -
Track length7:39
III. Postscriptum
Track length1:53
I. Marsz góralski
Track length2:32
II. Mazurek
Track length5:54
III. Krakowiak
Track length2:42
IV. Pieśń Nadwiślańska
Track length5:06
V. Oberek
Track length4:14

Awards and reviews

December 2010

the lower strings of the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra are taut and exciting, and the conductor Lukasz Borowicz shows himself to be an ideal interpreter of this music.

21st October 2010

[The Sinfonia Concertante] is an attractive work, with a languorous opening movement built from the intertwining flute and harp lines, a more urgent central one and brief, elegiac finale.
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